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Performance

VenueOld Vic Theatre
TownWest End
CountyGreater London
From19th June 2005
To19th June 2005
When19:30
PricesFrom £50.00. To £500.00.
Old Vic Theatre (V402)
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24 Hour Plays

24 Hour Plays

Work:: 24 Hour Plays (S0505892194)


Author Roy Williams
Author Rebecca Lenkiewicz
Author Enda Walsh
Author Steve Waters

Production:: (T1964071367)

Proceedings begin on the Saturday evening when six writers, six directors and up to 24 actors gather at the West End theatre, bringing no more than a prop and costume each. After working overnight and through the next day, the event culminates on Sunday evening when the resulting six ten-minute plays will be premiered before a live, gala audience. This year, the concept will be extended to budding actors, directors and writers who will be able to take part in a second event, sponsored by coffee chain Starbucks, on 31 July. Application forms for potential Starbucks participants must be submitted by 22 April 2005.
Performer John Hurt
Performer Rufus Sewell
Performer Saffron Burrows
Performer High Dancy
Performer Kwame Kwei-Armah
Performer Damian Lewis
Performer Gina McKee
Performer Nina Sosanya
Performer Indira Varma
Performer Ewen Bremner
Performer Eva Birthistle
Performer Greg Wise

Listing:: L889828401




Production details

Proceedings begin on the Saturday evening when six writers, six directors and up to 24 actors gather at the West End theatre, bringing no more than a prop and costume each. After working overnight and through the next day, the event culminates on Sunday evening when the resulting six ten-minute plays will be premiered before a live, gala audience. This year, the concept will be extended to budding actors, directors and writers who will be able to take part in a second event, sponsored by coffee chain Starbucks, on 31 July. Application forms for potential Starbucks participants must be submitted by 22 April 2005.

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